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. 2022 Apr 4;18(4):e1009973. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009973

Fig 1. Visual representation of the methodological approach.

Fig 1

For every one of the 116 districts in Austria the epidemiological curve of the district is compared to the epidemiological curve of the corresponding federal state. This figure shows the example of the district Innsbruck (orange) in the federal state Tyrol. The highlighted blue areas are the districts of Tyrol. More information on the districts is available on Statistics Austria. The epidemiological curves are calculated employing an age-structured compartmental model. The red curve is the epidemiological curve for Innsbruck assuming transmission rates that equal those observed in Tyrol (blue). By including a dependence of the transmission rate on weather, interventions and mobility (green), the district-independent effect sizes of these district-specific input variables can be calculated. The map layer of this figure was taken from open government data.